The Dillon tribune., 1887-02-11

Joe i,eyson, formerly OF Dillon. is run.
n'ns Il steam bathing establishment at
Walkervi!lc.
a three ycar-old steer irozc to death in
a high, tight board corral. at Stod,;,., j,
! Bros, last week.
! Ohc OK the chimneys, on .hc >choo,
building has a crack in it large enough 70
sling cat through.
! There were one hundred person, in at.
tendance at the NJ. f.. sociable a: Corn.,l's
last Friday evening.
The attendance in the different depart.
ments Of the public school has he.n larger
than usual this week.
+; \ little blizzard struck this vicinity
"Wednesday, and the mercury went de.
grces below nothing.
+. George Savage recently finished a nea,
piece OF cabinet work in the shape Of :,
>ideboard, made from redwood.
| WI. Eastman contc.npla,es building,
in the spring, neat one story brick on the
lot where the lodging house now stands.
! Some one has figured out tina. an aver
age Of 5000 letters and IS sacks OF news.
paper mail Is handled every day in this
| territory.
The Nn'isoni.,S is out OF luck. \ bill
ol paper ordered many weeks ago, failing
| to arrive, last weeks issue wn. printed IN
wrapping paper
As wi.' be seen by III advertisement, X.
G. Halliday is the wholesale agent for the
sale OF the Dillon bottled beer, made at
! Trimbcrn's brewery.
Councilman Batc!elder is ~:ror.v<, AS
saying: "Ca,,le have been dvius for some
| ti1nc and unless there is Sudden change, a
loss ol 50 per cent. OF the hcrncd cattle
may be expected
/ This is the twenty fifty anniversary OF
! Fort Doncison, and the TR1Ht'SE observes
, It hy presenting to its readers complete
resume ct the great battle tina, was fought
+: Feb. 1.tl, 10 10Th, 1867.
The wedding cards or Richard 4. Rev.
! nolds and Miss y. Della Thompson, who
| were married the 10Th ult.. have been re-.
ceived. Mr.. ana Mrs. Reynolds wi'l be ''at
home after the 18TH inst.
The first number Of the philipsburg
Mail made its appearance last week. 1t is
just one half the size OF this paper, is we'll
| gotten up and neatly printed The pub.
fishers are Lombard l. Mccoy.
w. +. Eastman will in the future handle
all newspapers and periodicals, and will
keep full supply Of Love!l's publications.
Mr.. Eastman has also the agency for the
sale Of the Salt Lake Zjibnwe in this place.
A correspondent writing from Dillon to
the Baftist lMo~"fni.ecr, says the First
Baptist Church Of this place has n'embcr-
ship Of twenty, and that there are seventy.
eight names enrolled upon the books ol
the Sunday school.
Owing to illness, Jos. e. Mctlen has re-
tired from the hotel business. Mrs. f. NJ.
Eastman has taken the Corinnc, which
she will conduct in the futurc. On &C.
count Of this change, the Butte restaurant
has been closed.
The ladies Of the Baptist Church will
give a sociable at the residence ot ]. X.
Holden, tonight. An interesting pro.
gramme will be presented, consisting OF
music, rcci.ations, readings. etc. All are
cordially invited to attend.
The old adobe building, in which, the
first session Of the legislature Of Montana
was held, is still standing at the lower end
af Main street, Bannaek. The old building
is in a very good state OF preservation, but
it looks as though it nigh. be hundred
,, years old, so weather beaten are its walls
and roof.
Bob. Suthc.lin, Of the Xxsbttnama", III
speaking Of Miss Bessie Ford's trouble
about qualifying as county superintendent
on account of her youth, says: "This is the
most impudent cut Of all, but women who
seek petticoat honors must submit to press
comments as we'll as men, His remarks
are easily explained. Hc is bachelor, old
! and cranky.
Bozemau Chronicle: Louis Spcrling
saws that N.P. Parks, formerly of this
! place. is a "bi.k' Of the first water, and
| wishes u, to publish him as such lie
came to his store, got pair OF shoes
for his wife to try on an never returned 20
nav for them.." Wonder ifti,at paragraph
! .efars u, Neil PARK sthc harness maker